Emery <die@dieconsulting.com> wrote: > On Fri, Aug 15, 2014 at 04:56:01PM -0400, paul swed wrote: > > Yes I can see on page 2 of the pdf thats the trick.

Ahoy All: Must leave to keep south of the cold weather! To answer a few questions some other cruisers had: >From Peoria IL to Mobile AL - 162 miles on the Illinois River, 218 on the Mississippi R., 50 miles on the Ohio R., 190 miles on the Tennessee R., and 450 statute miles on the Tenn-Tom Waterway to Mobile. 1070 miles total.

All I know is what I read in the papers!!! That's not quite true. I also race sailboats and have some appreciation for the circumstances. This was not just any race. This was the 57th annual regatta spanning two weekends with lots of social happenings. How do I know?

The beauty of it all is the G.E. service they come to Marina's. The Ice maker did quit two years ago but I Had a replacement kit from the local distributor in Mobile, Al. It took 20 minutes to replace it and I was back in business. And if the unit goes south I can have a new One onboard from a big box store before it thaws out!

> > I can't find a spec for 1PPS accuracy in either the data sheet or manual > so wouldn't expect too much demand for timing purposes, but of all the > files > I've made available over the past few years via my Rapidshare account this > one consistently tops the "best seller" list, and I don't recall posting > notice of its availability anywhere other than

Boat sat outside all winter with the masking tape in place. Sure glad for the mayonnaise trick. George of Scaramouche on Lake Ontario, Canada

All you ever wanted to know, and more. See http://tinyurl.com/gerrprop for details. Scott Welch FirstClass Product Manager www.firstclass.com Those who make no mistakes rarely make anything.

There are good (physics) reasons why those units all draw 100X more power than a CSAC. >> > >> > CSAC is intended for portable battery-powered operation. Surely your basement has the space and wallplug power to support an LPRO.

. > > John > > On Dec 12, 2008, at 5:47 AM, Ross Anderson wrote: > >> I'm sure there have been times when we all wish we could have outrun >> some weather but with the availability of good reports these days and >> a willingness to take it easy speed is not critical. To me the passage >> is as important as the goal.

>Seems so obvious but makes me wonder if adding a small coin to top of >the DIP can oscillator is not only helping thermal wise but is somehow >helping improve phase noise. > >I think we have tended to think of a DDS as being "it". That is, we can > >generate something stable and precise digitally and it will be good no >matter what.